This Adaptation in Action Profile describes how the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest is enhancing watershed resilience in the face of climate change.

In Alaska, the risk of large, frequent, and severe wildfires is increasing as rapidly warming temperatures and longer growing seasons alter forest and tundra ecosystems.

Northwest forests and woodlands are valuable resources vulnerable to climate change.

This guide provides information, resources, and management actions to help small forest landowners adapt to a changing climate.

Large fires in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington are associated with warm and dry conditions that are likely to increase with climate change.

Advantages and disadvantages of prescribed fire in the northwest and the process of conducting a prescribed fire.

Guidelines and considerations when replanting Northwest forests so that trees are suited to current and future climates.

Fire and forest management practices play important roles in the current and future success of huckleberry across the Northwest.

Climate change poses challenges to successful Alaska yellow-cedar management, yet the species is of high ecological, economic, and cultural importance. A group of private and public entities is…

Understanding current weather and climate is important to supporting sustainable timber production in the Northwest. The Northwest Climate Hub works to support use of current and projected…